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A Year of Bach

Evan Goldfine
Johann Sebastian Bach
Human Emotion
Bach
Literature
Classical Music
Societal Seriousness
Shakespeare
Jane Austen
Artistic Excellence
Classical Guitar
Recording Techniques

Bach is the greatest, and we still don’t talk about him enough. A Year of Bach extends my year-long listening project into conversation. I sit down with writers, philosophers, economists, and entrepreneurs to ask how this 300-year-old music continually rewrites us. Subscribe here: yearofbach.substack.com/ yearofbach.substack.com

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What a pleasure to speak to guitar hero Scott Tennant about playing and teaching Bach. We talked about his early days with the instrument, how he became a nylon pumper, and how strange it is that most of us guitarists love the Spanish classics alongs... more

A conversation with Erik Hall, a multi-instrumentalist, composer, and one of the most compelling interpreters of the minimalist canon. We talk about the surprising resonances between J.S. Bach and composers like Steve Reich, Charlemagne Palestine, Si... more

Violist and Author Edward Klorman discusses his new book, Bach: The Cello Suites, and adds commentary at the keyboard.

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Historian Richard Tedlow joins me to ask what made Bach charismatic in his own time and ours. He also argues that no matter the political situation, “Bach’s music is going to exist as long as the human race exists and can’t be taken away.” Along the ... more

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Episode: The Expectation of Astonishment: Henry Oliver on Bach and the Hunger for Seriousness

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The Expectation of Astonishment: Henry Oliver on Bach and the Hunger for Seriousness
Q: Do you find, do you connect with the seriousness? Can you listen to it?
Yes, there is a hunger for seriousness in our culture, and people are increasingly recognizing the importance of experiencing profound art like Bach's.
The Expectation of Astonishment: Henry Oliver on Bach and the Hunger for Seriousness
Q: What do you think makes a great performance of Bach or Shakespeare?
Great performances involve more than technical perfection; they must also convey strong feelings and emotional depth.
‘Everything is melody’: Classical Guitarist Jason Vieaux on Bach
Q: What happens when you come back to a piece after several years?
Sometimes the tempos get faster. Sometimes they get slower, and I find I start to hear more as two-line type of things.
‘Everything is melody’: Classical Guitarist Jason Vieaux on Bach
Q: Where do you get stuck when you're trying to do the annotations?
It's more like baseline kind of things usually, where you have to decide on an octave displacement.

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